This month, we made some meaningful progress in improving our infrastructure and bringing opportunities back to Northwest Washington.

After years of work, federal grants will improve rail corridors, modernize bridges, and support cleaner transportation, totaling over $183 million for Washington state communities. These investments will strengthen supply chains, reduce landslide disruptions, and make streets safer throughout Northwest Washington, including:

Since the start of the year, I have been working to protect jobs, strengthen infrastructure, help communities recover from recent flooding, and push for greater transparency and accountability in government. Before we close the books on the first quarter of the Election Year, I want to share a few of the ways I have been working to deliver results since January:

Today marks the anniversary of the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Sixteen years later, the ACA continues to save lives, expand coverage, and have a positive impact on those who sign up.

Last year, enrollment hit a historic level, with 24.3 million people covered under health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. That was a 13% increase over 2024 figures, and included nearly 4 million people enrolling in ACA Marketplace plans for the first time.

Despite enrollment reaching a record high and millions of American families relying on the ACA for coverage, the Republican Rip-Off has undermined our access to affordable care. READ MORE